"St. Sunniva" II - Passenger and Cargo Vessel

St Sunniva (II)

built 1931

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About MeThe Second St Sunniva was built at the Hall Russell Shipyard in 1931, a year after the first St Sunniva was lost. She operated on the the direct service between Leith and Lerwick, via Aberdeen. In 1939, she was commandeered by the Admiralty. She was eventually lost in 1943 while serving as a rescue ship with a transatlantic convoy; there were no survivors.

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built in Aberdeen, 1887 - 1930

Marion Patterson

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Aberdeen, Scotland, 1911 - 1993

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1987 - 2002

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Black and white photograph Of The North Boat St Clair As A Rescue Ship In 1944

1937 - 1960

World War 1 Memorial Plaque for David Stephen

Captain David Simpson Stephen

Montrose, Scotland, 1864 - 1918

Wednesbury, England, 1909 - 1995

Papers Relating To The Wreck Of The "Aberdeen City", 15/16 Sept, 1963

Alexander Hall and Company

Ship builders; 1811 - 1958

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Francis Peacock

York, England, 1723 - 1807

Queen Mary's Needlework Guild Badge

Queen Mary's Needlework Guild

Founded 1882

Raban Plaque St Nicholas Kirk

Worcestershire, England, 1579 - 1658

Ernestine Mills

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Hastings, England, 1871 - 1959

M.B.E. Of R. S. Harvey Of The Orient Line

Robert Sharpe Harvey

Rhynie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, born 1897

Christina Lovie Burnett

Christina Lovie Burnett

Buchanhaven, Peterhead, Scotland, born 1874

Aberdeen, Scotland, 1316 - 1395

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Lilias Gillespie Skene

1626 - 1697

Aberdeen, Scotland, 1848 - 1915

Matron Marget Husband

Struthers, Cupar, Scotland, 1887 - 1986

Munich, 1923 - 1999

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Round Table class trawler, built 1943

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